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Sweet potatoes are super good for you, a little butter, maybe sour cream. I like mine plain. My gut is very happy and healthy!
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Replying to @TruthCRE
That's not what the math and history tells you though
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No?
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Below is a better way to break this down. Thanks @REDevManager. When I worked in asset management, we looked at not only new leases, but also renewals-expansions vs known vacates (KVs) & renewal-downsizes to arrive at “net adjusted occupancy”. So new leases & effect on “net adjusted occupancy” are netted out by KVs, downsizes, & expansions. After offsets, you could consider remaining new leases as “net new leasing”. @TruthCRE @JulieChangRE @REDevManager @CollinGoslin @lifescireguy @Harvin_2000
Replying to @ClarenceWongCRE
Why would you net out renewals? That keeps you flat. Can you provide an example. Maybe I’m not following properly
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Replying to @mtgreenee @TruthCRE
Levin is unlistenable.
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Bills that increase spending or cut spending? What does the bbb do in that scenario? Does it increase debt? Yes or no?
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Replying to @JBPVFM @TruthCRE
Definitely low hanging fruit to fix these cracks / holes on walkways & sidewalks… @skylarromines
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I still remember AIG on stage talking about insurance, premiums, coverage - and his reason for rates being so high was 1) people don't know their real estate 2) people make it so easy for something to go wrong (IE: make it easy for a trip, fall, accident, etc...)
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Yes, lenders also like the “walk the property” for financing deals. You’re putting them at risk too by not fixing these things. Maintain prop. May need to do a refi like @TruthCRE states above. @JBPVFM
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It’s preventative maintenance. Being proactive. As @JBPVFM explains above, don’t want someone to trip. Don’t want to get sued & have insurance premiums go up! Doing nothing can cost you big in the end. Not worth the risk. @TruthCRE
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Replying to @rohindhar @TruthCRE
Tax deductions are a “reward” for creating goods or jobs (growing the GDP). It’s incentive for doing things beyond basic living that help the country prosper. That’s why.
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Makes you wonder about the “fires” the first time around.
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Replying to @elonmusk @TruthCRE
@elonmusk what specifically in the bill must change ? The entire bill can’t be bad. Please share
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I would not recommend voting for either Scott or Graham. I would, in fact, encourage you to primary them.
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This is how it works. That was the past. We'll see what happens.
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Replying to @TruthCRE @TPV_John
All the new spending is for Defense and AI. All the cuts are on the poor and middle class workers.
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Replying to @Duderichy @TruthCRE
Microsoft is a horribly run company, its only a matter of time until the truth comes out why they're really so "successful". Just wait, the stories will be surprising to the avg Joe who thinks they're a model of success.
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No offense but if $20k seems low to you for a class C renovation, you're doing something horribly wrong. Numbers don't even pencil after that. I've done class C unit turns for as low as $5k
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Trying to draw a line above to help stop these “conflicts of interest.”
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